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| Here's my new house. The little upstairs balcony is accessible from my studio, a nice feature. |
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| The door, which goes out to the balcony, plus the large window let in a lot of northern and eastern light. After living in a ranch house for the past eight years, it feels good to be up high again in my studio. I'm also happy that the room is big enough for a tall book shelf. The blue ring on the floor belongs to my dog Zuzu. |
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| As in my previous studio, inks and brushes hang on the wall above my work tables. Flat files and a light box continue to the corner of the room. That blue paper on the wall is a map of the East Side of Providence where I live. |
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| On the opposite side of the room is my computer station where I do my illustration work. That little door behind the printer goes to a small room which probably was designed to be a nursery back in the 1930s when the house was built. We're going to remove the door and have it drywalled over. |
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| A deep closet lets me keep art supplies tucked away. |
So I'm ready to get to work again! Today I ordered some paper and wood. I'll keep you posted.
6 comments:
Re the door to the other room. We took a door out and turned the space between the walls into shelving. Love your new home!
Looks like a great workspace, Annie!
Looks like a great space! So happy for you!
A place for everything, and everything in its place! It looks like a brilliant place to work. I blush to think of the state of my print workspace at present.
Power to your elbow.
Now you will have to change your profile as you are no longer a Massachusetts based printmaker - ?
Thanks everyone. And Olga, thanks for reminding me about updating my profile!
Thank you for sharing these photos of your new home studio. They are a big help to those of us thinking about creating such a work space in our own homes.
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